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Speculation about Black Sabbath’s suspension has been dismissed, with the iconic heavy metal band continuing to dominate conversations for a different reason—rumors of a potential reunion featuring their original lineup. Drummer Bill Ward recently expressed his desire to join Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, and Geezer Butler for a final concert, reigniting hopes among fans for one last show.
Black Sabbath’s last tour, *The End*, concluded in 2017 with an emotional performance in their hometown of Birmingham, England. However, both fans and band members have hinted at unfinished business. In recent interviews, Ward has been vocal about his readiness to reunite, suggesting the band could deliver a proper farewell if all original members are involved. “I’m not done,” Ward said, emphasizing his eagerness for one more show.
Ozzy Osbourne has also shown interest, stating that while Black Sabbath’s legacy feels complete in some ways, he wouldn’t rule out a surprise performance. He noted that a low-profile, unannounced gig could be an exciting way to honor their roots and surprise their fans.
Although no official plans have been confirmed, the buzz around a potential reunion demonstrates the enduring impact of Black Sabbath on the music world. Fans remain hopeful for a fitting send-off that could bring together the full lineup for one last time.
